I received this email today in response to a customer support message that I sent to Neighborhoodies:
We at Neighborhoodies think Curiosity is an underrated virtue, so thank you for writing in. This email is merely to confirm that your question or comment has been successfully received.
Here is your ticket number:
http://www.neighborhoodies.com/ticket_view.php?tlid=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Ticket Number: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
It is a meaningless number and you do not need it. Nevertheless, please print out this number, memorize it, then shred the number into pieces and eat it. Chew first. If at that moment your phone rings, it’s us. Let the phone ring twice then speak the code in Swiss-German, or make guttural sounds to indicate you are choking on the shredded bits. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Neighborhoodies
I think it’s great when a company doesn’t take itself too seriously - but still treats its customers with respect.
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When I got my iPhone, I immediately went to the Seidio web site to purchase one of their rubberized cases and matching holster.
This would be the third such case I’d purchased from Seidio, the others being for my Palm Treo 755p and my BlackBerry 8830.
I bought the innocase bundle with black case and matching holster.

After little more than a month, the rubberized coating began to peel off the case. I was certain I had received a defective case since my others were in great condition for years.
I reached out to Seidio customer support via their support page and received an RMA almost immediately. It took about 10 days to get a new one, but they were very accommodating and delivered the replacement without questions.
Thanks, Seidio.
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Do you bill your time to clients or have a need to keep track of what you do throughout the day?
Time tracking service Tempo supports the twitter API, so you can tweet your time. You can also use SMS, email, a browser and even an iPhone web client.
Does this mean twitter has become mainstream, or is this just an example of a novel use of the twitter API for early adopters?
Take the Tempo tour here.
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